Rhino Grasshopper Modeling 79B and Park by BIG

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In this tutorial, we are going through Grasshopper definition which can be used to create 79B and Park project designed by BIG architects. Keep in mind that this definition can be modified and that the final result is not an exact replica of the project.
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[@harshitkapil220]

Keep up the good work bruh, informative content🔥🧡

[@alejandrocano8761]

Great video! Everything works fine but the Cull Pattern in the second curve. Any help :(? I do everything as you do it on the video but in the first Cull Pattern my 2 lists on the panel are 0;0;0 and 0;0;0;0, instead of 0 and 0;0 as it seems in the video. Could you tell me why? Thanks!

[@dinsithika2764]

After modeling a concept, how we bring this form into reality with plan and facade?

[@iyellalot]

Awesome thank you

[@HowtoRhino]

You're welcome, glad you liked the tutorial!

[@khaledjamal4859]

can you make the defidations in full names please

[@HowtoRhino]

What do you mean full names? :)

[@aniksarder2156]

May be he meant turning on the bifocals

[@thranduilsindar9012]

how did you "x-1" please? O:)

[@enricovelludo]

did u solve the x-1 Problem?

[@LilOuOn]

@@enricovelludo it's just a component called "x-1" :) search it like you would do with a "curve" component or whatever

[@Flavio_R]

The subtraction component will also do the job. Setting the B operand as 1.